My problem is resolved -- I had the latest certs, but in my distribution the /etc/ssl/certs/ directory is apparently not updated by a ca-certifcates package update. I had to run "update-ca-certifcates" to create the symlinks to /usr/share/ca-certifcates/mozilla/* Now I'm back in business! Thanks for...

My ssl certs are up to date as of June 6, 2020. Will send latest logs.

I do not use QNAP, but I extracted the 1.3.126 executable and .so file from the x86_64 qpkg. I deleted the entire ~/.mono, ~/.config/.mono, and ~/.MyMediaAlexa hierarchies. I then started MyMediaForAlexa (v 1.3.126) and after entering my Amazon password through the 52051 portal, I still get the SSL ...

Following up on my own post in case anyone has the same issue. I have been playing with it for two weeks now trying to get it to authenticate Amazon's certificate. TL;DR -- it still don't work The key error to look for in your ~/.MyMediaForAlexa/MyMediaForAlexa.log is Mono.Btls.MonoBtlsException: Ss...

Daemon is running, but http://hostname:52051 has: There was an error trying to access your My Media Server. Please verify that the My Media service/daemon is running or click here to download your My Media log files. Click OK to try connecting again This was version Version 1.3.50.0-1 (installed and...